Alaskan Summer Ale

Bottle. Not a very distinctive beer in any way but I did enjoy them enough to go through a sixer fairly easily while company was over. Overall, fairly light with a bit of spicyness and hops coming through. For me, I would buy again.

Botle from Ralphs, Palm Springs, CA; Nose that hits me islight fruitiness, yeast, grain, and a mild vanilla note; clear gold with a small to medium yellowish head; flavor is grainy with light fruit notes (apple) and a small amount of hops showing as a finish. Decent Kolsch!

The only thing that might be said bad about this beer is the head. The color and appearance is what to expect from the style of beer. The taste is both refreshing and complex. It’s a great addition to Alaskan summers.

12oz bottle-pours a thin white head and yellow color. Aroma, in a clean pint glass, is dirty/musty glass, barnyard (a bit of the kolsch influence ), faint light fruit, grain/wheat. Taste is light fruit, grain/wheat, faint honey. Faint to mild flat/spicy hops. Light body. OK but fleeting effervescence.

Bottle. Lovely colour with a lekker malty aroma. Medium body aith a thin hoppiness. Not much finish, rather watery actually.

Very sweet, almost candylike, with some nice hop balance. Apple and pear dominate with mild notes of tropical fruits, gave me the impression of Valentine "Sweetheart’ candies. Awfuly thin and plain overall, but a decent drink.

Clear amber with a fizzy white head. Aroma of sweet malt, grain, straw, and a little bit of fruit. Light fruit flavor (maybe apple). Sweet malt and grain, with a little hops in the finish. A decent beer.

A casual patio drinking beer. Tasted like a hefe light. Some spiciness and yeastiness. Mildly refreshing.